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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-08

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NJ. A. DAUPHIN,

New UrIeans, La. Or, NJ. .A.DAUPHIN,
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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-08

The State Teachers Association will meet at Lonoke June 22nd.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-08
GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING In the Academy of Music. New Orleans.
 Tuesday, June II. 1887.
 Capital Prize $500, 900.

100 .oO0 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves Si0 Quarters $5; Tenths Ss; Twenti-
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Flour-Best patent $3.50; extra fancy $500
as; fancy SL30GSi0 extra family SLl5@SL25
choice family Sl00aS 5000; family $500 S3.75: extra
S5.25WS3.75 Nhcat-NcW Tennessee, >A1Sic: new
Georgia S2e, Com Choice white, tie; No, white
IenneSSee 60 No. : fl, White miEcd, 65c,
thy large bales Sl1l; choice timotny SIN y bales
21l5; No, l. large bales Si,l5; No. small bales s5c
Peas-sllo. Wheat uran, slO0 tiits. 332j
9S3,50 r Dbl Cotlee-Rio. l9G22c "a bbl old gov
eument Java 25C. Sugar-Standard granulatcd 7lsc;
standard \, 81 sc; white cNtIaC ga: yellow c. 81 &c:
Lemons $3.50 $3.50 r box Horse shoes 81 $50
$3.50 mule shoes $3.50 500; horse shoe nails ia
zoe Iron bound hamCs $ 80 Trace chains SIC zoe,
Ames' shovels 5000; spades S9.00aSloQ0 Axes
$1,000 1000 q dozen. Cotton cards, S5,00@ 500
Well hucketss55o@ 100 Cotton ropeljc. Swedes iron
&c; rolled merchant bar rate. Caststccl 0d lee
Nails 500 Glidden bHTGed wire. galvanized
&c q To- painted 7t2c. PoWder-Riae, 500. blasting
s. Is Bar lead &c; Shot s. 90, Leather, 80. u.
POO Doe; T, D.. 20a2 3c pest 250 2Sc white oak sole
40e; harness leather. 3O03ic; black upper 33940.
Egcs l@20c Butter strictly choice Jersey,
25@,Oc; strictly choice Tennessee, 20022: other
grades, l50 1jC. Popltry-yuuug chickens 22l5T
25c; = hens 256 PC, sweet potatoes, 6o@7lc
Honey-Stmined ga Sc; in comb, 100 lie Dried
fruit--Sim dried appes Gassun dried peaches 6as;
sun dried, peaed, l2c. Pcanuts-Tennessee, 6c;
North Carolina, Sc; Virginia. 6i9c.
Ncat-C. r. sides, : q, = c. hams 12i so III &c.
Lard-tierces, = e; pure Leaf So, refine 20.
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Kilied by L.iherty,s Torch.

From the Indianapolis News.
The people are aware that on Bedloe's
Island in the harbor of New York, stands the
statue Of Liberty, with flaming torch in its up
lifted hand the poetical purpose being to enghten
tho world, BY the human eye, the light can be
seen at distance of thirty six miles and by the
birds eye much greater distance; and as the
seqltl shows so much the worse for the birds par
ticuafly those which are seeking the sunny south
land TO spend the winter The New York Herald
says that curing one night last week thirteen hun
bred and sixty-fYe birds were burned TO death by
Libcrty's torch. and that among the dead birds
found in the morning at the base of the statue
here were specimens of more than one hundred
distinct species. The largest bird was q Canadian
Woodpeckcr 1t measured thirteen inches from
wing to wing, and its girth was corrospondingly
great The smallest bird was one inch long, love
ly pumaged humming bird. An examination
proved that the heat Of the light had blinded the
unfortunate creatures. and that in not few cases,
their brains were actually roasted. Strictly speak
ing, hardly any of them were dashed to DEATH, but
were fatally burned and blinded 1t is not often
that such bird calamity is recorded and if it goes
on during the migratory seasons the torch of Liberty
Will dcpopuatc the forests of the birds of beautiful
plumage and captivating song.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
Features of the Speculative Movement in
Grain and Produce.

IeatufeS OF the Speculative Movement in
Grain and Produce
Special to The Constitution.
CHICAGO October S-rhe principal interest on
change today was in the wheat pit. The market
was in the hands of the local crowd and the tactics
of Thursday repeated with like success on the
part Of the bears, declining 1859 under hard
pounding. November opened ut 7l3sc and sold
down TO 707sc. December started at 727S the clos
ing point on Friday, and sold at 73c and then went
down 10 '23sc, reacting to 72%c so minutes before
the close. May opened Off point at 7S14 &c and Ge-
elined i2c to 77242 Tie lowest prices of the day
were reached just at the close, when October sold at
69}so, November at 7C1sc, December at ne and
May at 775se.
Corn was quiet and little changed. Fluctuations
in futures We're not outside of &c. Receipts were
quite libeIal-2J0 cars There were few outside or
deIs, and business in the pit was limited. October
closed at 4}l9c November sold at i235@42I5e Io-
cember closed ut 42e and May sold from 45:5aI5]k,
closing at the outside.
Oats we're lifeless. Values seemed inclined to be
little easier but limited trading prevented any cs-
sential change.
In provisions the yellow fever scare in Florida was
used 10 knock October short ribs of ~ from yes
terdays close but the purchases of few small lots
by scapers causcda rally of 1c. Theast sales were
12tac lower than yesterday at go. Lard exhibited
considerable iirnueSs and advanced 2I%e. October
sold At 6.47lqeGG50 November at 6.271a0632i5 and
closed at $50. January at G.3j@63715 January
pork declined 5a but reacted 215c closing at 81 "
The follQwmgWas the range in the leading futures
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Southern California.

Information Of all kinds. concerning this boom
ing section furnished on application. Write YOU
questions and address plainly and enclose fee o
tiny cents 90 LiNrGBAFF Il PETTY,
Oltl-W kylW san Diego, Cal
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NEW YORK, October 5-The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world is 734 500 bales ofwlch
1l7265S bales are American against 337 332 bales
and 975 533 bales respectively last year Receipts
at all interior 163 29 bales Receipts from pun-
tations 23o22i bales. Crop in sight 10i 5s3 bales
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l. the contracting OF cold, which often results
seriously 10 the lungs. Never neglect a cold.
but take in time Taylor's Cherokee of Sweet
Gum and Niulloin- natures great cough medi-
cine.
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ATLANTA, October 10 Horses Plug $4,000:
good drive 81 'o6S10c: drivers Sl2j@Si0; fine $500
500 MueS-4'a 70 Is hands sll5E Sl25i - to 10 j
hands SlEt5 SitQ
CINCINNATI, October 1o-Hoz Met. common and
Light s5.5u9 H. az patkiugaud butchers 9A-,gci.I
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TIE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION ATLANTA 1887
4 "Reminiscences.

From tho Texas eIiungs.
While the Texas veterans were in Austin
last summer, We overheard two venerable mon who
had not seen each other since 1872, talking about
the early history Of Texas, and how much better
things were managed in those early days. Among
the incidents Of bygona days was a murder trial
which took place in the days Of tie republic Of
Texas, not long after the battle Of San JaciDto 4
man was brought before the court charged with
having murdered ncighbor, the father ola large
family. The murderer himself was an unmarried
man. When the case was called, the peiding
Judge read the indictments, and having told the
prisoner to stand up, said to him:
"Bin Jones' you haven't been acting right about
Til matter. The man you killed WQs q good man,
and had never done you any harm You murder
ed him in coWardly manner.while he was blowing
in the field You have deprived a good woman Of
her husband, and made orphans of her children.
The widow is unable to support them. Now adj
wise you to act like gentleman about this matter.
If ! turn you loose will you marry the widow and
support the family of the deceased9'
The doomed man said he was more than willing
10 marry the widow; in fact he shot her husband 50
that he the accused, could do that very thing.
''Well, then" said the judge, "Ill dismiss the
murder case against you, and as the widow is in
court We will proceed with tie marriage cere-
mony."
The widow lad no objection except that she
wanted little more time to dry her tears and fix
up for the occasion, The judge pronounced the
happy couple man ana wife without any delay.
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Country Produce,

ATLANTA, October 10 Eggs - zoe. Butter 80
G!t edge 25d27c choice Tennessee &JG2u c.
othes grades l0dl5c. Poultry-Hens 27|arC. young
S}tO Sweet Potatoes t6oc. Honey strained
Gas; the comb IL Onions - 0o9St5l cab.
bagc-4,o1ia
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No one knows better than those who have
used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia
dizziness, pain in the side, constipation, disor-
ed stomach, sc. TRY them.
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ATLANTA. October lQ-Ii-gin- - - Ms g. r.:
Stsc Ties H. IS.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease, catarrh and yainly
trying every known remedy, at last found
prescription which completely cured and saved
him from death. Any sufferer from this dread
ful disease sending a self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof, J. A. Lawrence, 2l9 East 9th
street, New York, will receive the recipe free
of charge, cow
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.

IUNHIIIU Hun UftIOE,
ATLANTA, October s. 1857.
Net receipts for days IS, l9l bales against S39li
bales last year, exports 1907 bales; last year a S22
bales stock 10000 bales; last year 40l 348 bales.
Below we give the opening and closing quotations
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"UNOCCUPIED FIELDS"
Dr.. Talmage's Discourse Yester-
day Morning,
AT THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE

BRooKLYY, October o. Especial. lAudien-
ces at the Brooklyn tabernacle this autumn are
larger than at any time during the history Of
this church, and greater numbers go away
not able to get in. Led by cornct and organ,
the congregation sang with great power the
hymn:
The morning llRht Is breaking,
The darkness disappears,
The sons Of men are waking
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
Misaiventure Of Bridal Couple.


A newly married pair, who ARR we'd
on their honeymoon trip at a celebrat-
ed Scotch watering place when &C
commodations were at premium, had
mattress spread Tor them by COM
passionate innkecper in one of his
bath rooms. In the middle OF the
night the house was alarmed by
loud shrieks proceeding from the nup.
tial chamber. What was the matterp
Well, this: The young bride, wish
ing to ring for servant. had caught
hold of what she supposed to be the
bell-rope and pulled 1t smartly. I'm
happily for her and her spouse, 1t was
the cord of the shower bath over their
heads, and forthwith down plunged
such deluge Of cold water as would
throw damper upon the most devot-
ed honey making couples. Her hus-
band, In dismay, caught frantically at
another cord on his side of the extern
porized couch, but the only response
was an equally liberal deluge OF wa
ter, this time nearly boiling hot. The
unhappy pair then screamed in uni
son. When the servants came they
found the floor Of the room flooded
with water, and the wife was perched
like monkey on her husbands back
uttering the most lamentable cries
I while her good man wac fumblinl
about in the dark trying his best u
find the door.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
Trouble Ahead.

When the appetite fails, and sleep
grows restless and unrefreshiRg, there
is trouble ahead. The digestive organs,
when healthy, Grave foed, the nervous
System, when vigorous and tranquil,
gives tls possessor no uneasiness ut
night. A tonic, to be effective, should
not be . mere appetizer, nor are the ner-
yes to be strengthened and sOothed by
the unaided action OF Q ssdstive or Q
narcotic. What Is required 10 o medi-
cine which invigorates the st0m soh, and
promotes assimilation of food by the
system. BY which means the nervous
system, az we'll % other parts Of the
physical organism, are strengthened.
These are the effects Of Hostetttr's
Stomach Bitters, q medicine whose
reputation Ia founded firmly In public
confidence, and which physicians COM
mend for its tonic, anttbilious and
other properties. II 10 used with the
best results in fever and aRue. rheuma.
tism, kidney and uterine weakness, and
other mslsdies.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10

Several Democratic members o. the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs yes
terday had "a strictly confidential" in
teryiew with the President in regard to
the pending retaliatory fisheries legisla
ton. 1.-The President" so 1t is reported,
"sought to impress upon the members OF
the committee the necessity of making
very clear and free from ambiguity any
measure re ating to the subject of the
fisheries which Congress might see fit to
pass. II there was TO be any legislation
on the subject, he said. 1t should state
definitely whether railroads and all other
carriers were to be included In the prohi
bition. While the President did not com
init himself to any legislation on the sub
ject, the gentlemen present gathered from
his remarks that. as between the two billi
he favored the House bill, for the reason
that it is more explicit and mandatory IL
its character"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10


Trains VIII leave Wilmington - follows
e sAi'; 4 p i YsS T. i :
u 30, ; %, 100 s ~ %, 9 % and % .. m.
Accommodates, Q ~. o., o., 10 20 Q. m,
: @, Z @, -, . 70. 10 % p. n.
For Ohssese lsxpressl. . 90. ! 70. $50 slo,
go, IL q. II 81 .. m, II %. . a, . " and 100
Accommodations. . %. : 90, o.. SIS. 10 %,
New York, . 90, 81, l4o, 80, I 90, $50
10 OF. II 81 .. m. az zs, 2 ", 8 %, n, 70,
- - 90. 10 20 p. n.
n1s w m S q snS % = 40 and
For Newark (Centre) ard Intermediate
stattonst 7 a. .. m, II 80 and n D. m.
baltimore and intermediate -ations, 10 %
.. m, . 81 p. m. and II II nign..
baltimore and hay Line, Is p. m.
10 Is Il % = 1 mo- y wo o. IT, II
rains 4 Tor Delaware Division leave FOR:
Nov Castle, 0 90. % .. M, IL 81, = 20, 8 90.
% .. m. and IL o. night.
0sorgstown and Loves, Q % .. A., and -
Sssford tExprsss) SOP. m.
AaIrins TON, Dsl@af and way ststions.s %
Express f6r Harrington, 10 Is .. NJ, . 50 ..
n. Way train - p. n.
Express for Dover, HARRINGTON and Del
rrs.nsiin !, U IT. 81. $50 :. m. A'sA''
Express TOT Cape OharleI. Old Point Com =
fort and Norfolk, 10 40 q. M, and II ca night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
W ~ n Y !s1Prsss), " s 20. ~. ~.
I %. sos. SZl, . OF, 81. II, 20 and Ii . D. N.
Accommodation, . 90, 10 70 .. M, / 81. an,
I ~, n. -, 10 GO 10 ~ and II q ., m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
The white River junction Disaster.

The latest estimate of the number of
killed by the disaster at White River
Junction, Vermont, makes It 80. There
were brought to Windsor. Oh the Connec-
ticut river road, 80; to White River juno
ton, on the Boston and Lowell road, 81;
taken on at White River Junction, o.;
trainmen, 10. Total on train, IS, account.
ed for as follows: Injured per surgeons
Official list, 80; dead bodies recovered to
Sunday, surgeons count, 81; found Sun
day, 3; known to have gone north on
trains,1 II; known to have returned home,
8. Total, 49," 1t is said that 80 twelve
inch fragment Of rail, picked up at the
scene of the Central Vermont accident,
shows that the rail from which 1t was
broken must have been very defective.
1t was steel-plated, and weighed fifty Elk
pounds to the yard. The ends are broken
and jagged, and for q space of about
two inches on the ends of one side of the
thread the steel 10 broken off, while q
crack, which extends nearly the length of
the piece, shows that the steel was not
thoroughly rolled on or welded to the
iron.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
Tho Futility OF Hate.

Hate not. 1t is not worth your
while. Your life is not long enough
tn make it pay to cherish ill-will or
hard thoughts. What If this an has
cheated you or that man has played
you falseP What if your friend has
forsaken you in time of need, Or that
one, having won your entire conf
dencc, your warmest love, has conclu-
ded that he prefers to consider and
treat you as stranger. Let it all pass.
What difference will it make to you
in q few years, when you 60 to the
undiscovered country A few more
smiles, few more pleasures, much
pain, a little longer hurrying and wor
rying through the world, some hasty
greetings, abrupt farewells, and ouI
play will be "played OUT" the in
jured will be laid away, and ere long
forgotten. Is it worthy to hat to each
otherp
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
Cruelty % children.

In your issue Of the 7th, under tho
OF THE Other Sids,"ws notice
whA. makes It appear very probable
thst citizens OF cur County havs been
wronsfuliy fined under an action ID :
s.ltuted BY the incorporated "6oclety
to prevent Cruelty 10 Children"
IL looks very much like another one
Of those hAsty judgments brought about
BY the agents OF . corporation whoss
pecuniary Interest Il Is more 70 PRO
cure con victlops and COLLECT hnes than
to wisely administer Justice.
Our laws against cruelty to children
(see enactment Of 1879. page 2l8) an.
thcrize the sdjudsmept Of Anes ~ tho
6iscretion Of the juatice, extending fro %
go to $1G0; and the amendment made
In 1881 requires that all hnes shall IN.
ure to the corporate society.
Your readeTs will see the point The
financial succsss OF the corporation ~ =
self sustaining inft.tutiop, the PROBES
sioual pride Of the young attorneys and
the agents employed there BY, ~ No. "
the income Of the Justices ONCE, All
combine their infiucnce towards The
conviction Of the accused. This ohould
not 10, and l much doubt the propritty
and safety to the right, OF the citixsna
for our State 70 delegate Its powers to
any corporation where such oombtpA
tions OF interest against even handed
Justice may rekuit.
know nothing Of the case in ques.
ton, except what l learn In the public
press, and v ish to make, therefore, M
accusations or personal aliusions; buI
simply to state what the laws are Ant
what combinations OF interest may
exist under them.
A word to the wise 10 ufllcient. VIII
not our Leeislstors now sitting ut Dove
provide ct least the proper rights Of ap
p.al from the hasty and unjust dsciu
ions possible under such c!rcumstat CO
A CITIZEN.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10

Il. 4. ,. ossbs.s, city.
s e TsGsS gp:s U Ss,ei ss. ETY.
Il. y. Z. Wsrsss, city.
u susan ~. Pierce, Brady HID.
10, 1hoa. n. Ohsndisr, Osntrsvilis.
T" 10, 0oOvEo Hill, horsas, Media.
" 10, DeSFickson 3 'Trimbis, Brandy Hid.
u Mary r. Ttttse. PsncAdey HID.
n, =. L. Roberss. horsrs, Ohs stsr
10, Jester / MsDanniei, horses, city.
y. Y; s sS,.yn. E .,;;. city vs,,. .,,.,
Ofset Hundred.
u. +. ID. Hannum, BfADdywins Id.
"a, Jas. b. OlaSk, NEAR lbsiAware Oity
NJ, ,. v. Elliaoa, Penozdsr Ad.
~, Derrickson q Calleway, brandy.
n. Miller and jos. forvood brandy.
%. Thos; CLARK, Nsv Oastle IA
y. Wssh ington Kiny: Pseeadsr "a.
~, A. n. Tyson, Uhsstsr. Pa.
"a, Nathaniel Thompson, Psnosdsr I'D.
" 10. samuel Broedbent. W. y. u. lid.
:" -, ". q. Martin, city.
Gsrch !, John n. Emory, q. q. HID.
!. W. 3. Tallsy. - illsy and Jos.
Norwood, Chris lana Ho.
:. z jas. z. MsHiiliyan, n.and'y I'd
OhvisisnA.
Z, W. *. Powell, Psneadsf Hundred
Z. Msfsrlin Z bsAts, n. q. Id.
F." Z. John Hanna, Mill Oresk Hd.
., John mckee, New Castle HID.
Q. ,. u. Hulett, Mn Greek Id.
:. 2. ". W. Cslhoun. Red Lion I'D.
.. tart d MsGGtnsen, HARDLY Hid
" Frank Meveugh, Mill Greek Hid
:" 10. W. y. Thompson, N. y. I'D.
" Sc Latimef 4 Hall, ObrietianA HID
/" IL, No. l222 Market street.
II, Peoples b sheldon. Christi. Hid
II, J. n. willard. f0s W. tn d.
d" II, VIM Badsnk0ft, Hlscxbird, Dol
4" II, H. W. Mouslsy. Bcand'y Hd.
e. 10, q. T. crooks. W. y. u. Nd.
10, W. b. VAne. W. u. y. I'd.
:. IS. Samuel Handy. brsnd'y Hid.
10, Geo. Murray, N. q. lid.
IA, J. W. Quest. near Oiayn0nl
II. John h. Peoples, N. q HID.
17.Oharles u. Quest, Brandy Hid.
Is, Mrs. Jeifefis, city.
:" 10. A. vaisntins. Brandywins HI
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10

ITOk SALk Uh ExUhAHaA-A ssOiG
u Der Of dssirAbls HOUSES, With ell the
modern Improvements. Little cash recrlyec,
payment. Balances may remain On mort.
rsyo for yearS. Also building sites al
2arta Of tie city FOR feridsnoss; also rannu-
hcturtng eftss, especially sdaotsd for mo-
10000 business, with N evor-aowfng stream
rom the Il. d. p. EaaIreaA. City tax one.
Eighth the regular ratss. This property will
~ sold by the sore OF IN smaller Lola, ct
srms TO suit purchaser. Also borsss 70
vnt cheap. THOS. M. U9LH,
107 fronch Etrsst.
Or P.J. TORD. SIN and kodnss. szl N
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
SUNDAY TRAINS,

For PhilaAslphia (exprsss), 2 90, . "a, 70.
70, II 81 .. m. . 90, 8 q and % D. m.
Accommodation, 30 .. m, II 10, I -,
8 30, Z ", . - p. m.
TcI q Chester isaprsss,. : 70, Il 81 = n- sz
Accommodation, Q % Q. M, Il 10, 70, 8 90,
For New York tsrprsss,, %. ~ go,
20. II 81 .. m, . %, Sx2. ~ 20, % and q
p. a.
For West Chester. via Lamokia, 80 q. n.
and s 30 p. N.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk IL OF night.
For New OastIs. Mfddlstown, olaytan,
Dover, Harrington, Sesford Laurel and
Delmar, IL q night.
baltimore ana Waahinston, i -, 4 %, Q o..
10 os An. IL 20, $3.50, and Is .. n. balti.
more, rs, II ii night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII
nington (express). II q. 8 70. 20, 10, IL IL
o. N. u, II 20, ard II ~ p. m.
Accommodation, ssh, 10 20 q. M, II % 10,
Q 81 and II II ?. m.
For further Information paassnEsRs AsS n.
ferrod 70 the ticket oflice At the svstion.
Trains marked thus (s)are limited empress,
upon WhioA extra fare 10 charged.
j. Z. WOOD.
General Psssengor Agent.
OKANDs =. PUCK General MANAGE,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10
QUA WILMINGTON I
,LLrnhE BENEFICIAL ASse'

puIA KtLMlNotO N
,hN thhiEs BENEFICIAL Asse'
ION. r.,ru.,v A. 1887.
!. ip msstinx Of the hoard .of LIus,
,siIsasiphis and wil.nlnss sSa
~ cation, held this DAY. sns
aa.esnsnt 70 the bylaws was
nsI Article v. section II. ~
M words six months, on seoonu
y. NV in lieu thereof one montn'
=, n Tssd Is follows 49,,
in ea,e Of failure on INC NuSs
Sn,r II fol- tho space q one me nNa
1 Us' daes, provided IN SO 20
. articls, except In cases wnets J.
|, o 81 he sane shall b. rsmis,ec
%Irustsss. such member snai,
st', bepsnts, and advantagel
VsS,o' which shall thereapon
Nv order Of the Trustees,
~ r JohN ". LAWSON.
sai Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-10

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